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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1913

Page

2

Coal Strike Hearing Recap in Cabin Creek and Paint Creek Areas

The report details a Senate committee inquiry into a West Virginia coal strike. It notes witness questions about arms and ammunition sources, attempts to prove a conspiracy, and efforts to limit witness exposure while hearings proceed. The investigation tours Cabin Creek and Paint Creek battle sites with maps and field visits to Kingston, Burnwell, MacDowell, and Holly Grove.

Sean Gliri Montgomery Attase Dalattwo Knitzht Walter Dian Seachrist Mucklow Hill G. F. Parsons Welfber Quest Knight Iiners Cabin Greek Junction Cabin Creek Senate West Virginia United States Minera Ang Creek Rayford Leewood Scme Skdale Minin Kingston Burnwell Macgktlow Holly Grove Paint Creek

Governor Hatfield Declares June 20 West Virginia Legal Holiday

Governor Henry D. Hatfield proclaims Friday June 20 1913 a legal holiday in West Virginia The proclamation marks the state’s Golden Anniversary of creation and calls for statewide observance with ceremonial events in Wheeling Charleston and across the state The document notes the historical significance of West Virginia’s formation during the Civil War and urges citizens to participate in prayers and patriotic reflection

Hatfield West Virginia Assembly Americas Wheeling Henry D. Hatfield Virginia Capitol Charleston Stuart P. Reed

Social for Mrs Forbes in Larbert Scotland hosts luncheon

Mrs Forbes of Larbert Scotland visits Miss Jennie Wilson and is entertained at a refined one o'clock luncheon at Carr avenue home. Crimson rambler decor and Scotch thistle water color place cards set a Scottish mood with Killarney rose favors and guest list including Mrs Koblegard and Mrs McClelland among others.

Forbes Larbert Scotland Jennie Wilson R. B. Willison Carr Avenue Killarney John Koblegard Henry T. McClelland Holmes Alice. Corpening Ilu White Estelle Shuttleworth Frank Haymaker Benetum

Causes of Stbuiach Troubles and Bad Habits

The notice outlines causes of stomach troubles including four bad habits and lack of outdoor exercise. It cites constipation, torpid liver, overeating, and unsuitable food and drink as factors. An advertisement fragment references packers and a warning about poor dietary choices.

Tainpackers

Alaska seeks territorial board and two superintendents

The Alaska Legislature memorializes Congress asking the govern or appoint a territorial board of education and two superintendents for white schools. It would set diplomas and first grade certificates, accept normal school or state diplomas, and require exams including hygiene and narcotics topics. The note questions whether native schools remain under federal control.

Washington Territorial Board of Education Alaska Congress Board of Education Gtdini Wesrough Bureau of Education Pees Eth Ine

Funeral Directors Association Plans Convention Lectures

The West Virginia State Funeral Directors Association executive committee met at the Clifton-Osborn undertaking establishment with president John McGabe and members William G. Osborn F L Wilson G Bartlett R L Cunningham present. They outlined July convention plans and booked speakers Prof Feriins weute adelphia and Dr Andrey Wilson for lectures on Ultra Embalming Primitive Preservation sanitation and bacteriology. Dr Wilson heads Wheeling health department and public attendance is invited. The full convention program will be announced soon.

West Virginia State Funeral Directors’ Association Ciiford-Osborn John McGabe Grafton William G. Osborn F. L. Wilson G. Bartlett R. L. Cunningham Fairmront H. Feriins Adelphia Andrey Wilson Mewes Wilson Wheeling

Worker Resumes Duties After Wage Dispute at Righter Coal Plant

A worker at the Righter Coal and Coke Company plant near Lost Greek returns to work Thursday morning after a one and a half week absence over a wage dispute. Management says the issue was satisfactorily adjusted.

Aes R Fig Hamera Righter Coal and Coke Company

Fiora sisters attend Salem College commencement

Miss Catherine M Fiora travels to Salem for the Salem College commencement this evening. Her sister Miss Angelene M Fiora is among the graduates.

Catherine M. Fiora Salem Salem College Angelene M. Fiora

Pastor Morrison attends Adrian College commencement

The Rev. A. W. Morrison pastor of the Methodist Protestant church is at Adrian College in Adrian Michigan for commencement exercises and serves on the college board of trustees.

A. W. Morrison Methodist Protestant Church Adrian College Adrian, Mich The

Mother's Friend Advised to Expectant Mothers

A nostalgic advertisement urges expectant mothers to use Mother's Friend external balm on the abdomen stomach and breasts to ease pain avoid nausea and aid pregnancy. It claims swift penetration relaxing muscles expanding ligaments and promoting calm cheerful rest with a safe effective outcome. The ad promotes a one dollar bottle and a related instructional book from Branded Hora and Co.

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Belgrade Proposes Bulgarian Serbian Armies Demobilization

Belgrade sends note to Sofia proposing that three fourths of both Bulgaria and Serbia armies be demobilized to ease ongoing hostilities and resolve differences between the two nations.

Belgrade Bulgaria Servia

Convicted Drunkenness Men Fined Then Exiled From City

In a city police court session led by Mayor Will H. Cole two men were convicted of street drinking and fined the usual sums, but lacking funds they were sent out of the city for failure to pay.

Will H. Cole

New President Appoints Mellhenny to Civil Service

Washington June 12 John A Mellhenny was designated by President Wilson to be president of the civil service commission. He was the only one of the old commissioners retained.

Apoinveo Presen Washington John, A. Mellhenny Willson Civil Service Commission Mr. Melihenny

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